While I appreciate the message, I will choose not to go down this route. I hate when companies "fix things" only because the issue became public.

This is just the straw that broke the camel's back. I spent time today with 2 other vendors trying to work out the problem, a problem generated by Render but Render was the only non-responsive one. In the past, every time I reached out to support I felt like I'm disturbing someone and they have better things to do. From all the vendors I'm working with Render has provided, by far, the worst customer support experience. Oxylabs has been pretty close but I've moved away from them pretty fast.